What Are The Constituents Of Beauty And Even Before That Where Do We Find Beauty?

Beauty is present in a face, especially that of woman, ft is present in human body. Beauty is there in object (life less). It is present in animals; in addition, it is present in natural surroundings. It exists in big fields covered with lush green grass. Beauty is in big mountains and small hills. Beauty is in a small child. It is noticeable in words and present in eyes and almost in everything spread around us.

But physically all these aspects differ from one and other. One cannot say that the beauty of mountain is like to the beauty of a woman. Neither could we contrast the beauty of a child with the beauty of ocean. Now here we study what the basic constituents of a Beauty are and why man appreciates it. The reason behind this is maybe due to the fact that Beauty contains harmony and harmony is a preservative of symmetry and proportions, and it is unquestionable that a human being appreciates symmetry and harmony even when he cannot create such regularity and harmony.

It is this sense of regularity and quantity which is valued by a human eye where in broad term is called as Beauty. It is also here, where we can sort out the differences between those who reject that beauty exists, like Tolstoy. To these individuals, there cannot exist a perfect harmony.

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Beauty they say is in the eye of the beholder.That is the person know what he or she wants. You can find beauty everywhere depending on what you want.

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True, beauty does lie in the eyes of the beholder: a painting one finds beautiful may be repugnant to another; people fall in love with those they deem beautiful, and their friends scratch their heads wondering what they're on; beautiful music is irritating noise to some.
Another consideration is the background of the beholder. Different cultures, ethnicity, upbringing, geographical areas, etc. find different thing beautiful. Consider the arts, dress, mores of cultures significantly different from our own,we often find them laughable, yet those who embrace them must find beauty in them.

Incidentally, in reference to the answer citing symmetry, studies have shown that generally we find beautiful those who have the most nearly symmetric faces!

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